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Turbo Tax indicates that I need to amend my 2019 form based on a 2020 1099-R statement. Does the same 1099-R statement get included on my 2020 taxes?
My bank made an error when they made the very first RMD out of my IRA account in October 2019. They neglected to distribute the federal and state tax amounts that I had requested. I wound up paying these taxes when I filed my 2019 forms.
In February 2020, the bank did distribute the correct amounts to the IRS and to the California Franchise Tax Board. The 2020 1099-R form that I entered into my 2020 Turbo Tax program reflects a gross distribution that is the sum of the 2019 and 2020 gross distribution amounts. On the 2020 1099-R form, box 2a has a taxable amount of $0 and box 7 has a distribution code of "R". The IRA/SEP/SIMPLE box is blank.
Based on this, the 2020 TurboTax program informed me that I need to amend my 2019 tax form. My questions are:
- Do I enter the 2020 1099-R form details on my 2020 taxes?
- Do the 2020 1099-R form details get added to my amended 2019 taxes as an additional 1099-R or are they used to override the earlier 2019 1099-R details that were part of last year's original 2019 file taxes?
Thank you